12:00-21:00 Keywords: MicroStrategy, Standard Chartered Bank, Trump, Binance 1. MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings have a floating profit of more than $6 billion; 2. Vitalik: The "idealistic hippies" of crypto culture still exist; 3. He Yi: Binance's listing strategy does not affect the flow of market funds; 4. The net outflow of funds from the US spot Bitcoin ETF exceeded $900 million this week; 5. Standard Chartered Bank launched a Bitcoin and Ethereum spot cryptocurrency trading platform; 6. Santiment: Bitcoin faces "continuous FUD" on social media platform X; 7. The value of Trump's address cryptocurrency holdings fell below the $10 million mark, down nearly 70% from the beginning of the month; 8. Blockchain game platform Gudchain raised $5 million in financing, led by Mechanism Capital.

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I had been investing in quite a lot of shares outside my comfort zone like $AMC Entertainment(AMC)$ $Sea Ltd(SE)$ $Genius Group Limited(GNS)$ $VinFast Auto(VFS)$ $Plug Power(PLUG)$ . Anyway, I still believe in no risk no gain. As long you can afford to lose those money, no harm to try a higher risk to invest to those shares.

You should not.  You should do best at what you do best

[Happy][Happy] Invest in both in and out of comfort zone. The heart of investing lies in striking a balance between risk and reward. Investments with higher returns hardly come with no risk. These are new opportunities include both cutting-edge industries and revolutionary technologies. Diversification is an effective strategy for embracing growth while controlling risk exposure. It is best to build a diversified portfolio across several asset classes, industries and geographical areas.

Stepping out of your comfort zone in investing can offer substantial rewards but also comes with increased risks. Here’s how to approach it wisely: Benefits: 1. Diversification: Reduces overall portfolio risk. 2. Higher Returns: Potential for higher gains from emerging markets or new sectors. 3. Learning Opportunities: Expands your investment knowledge and skills. Strategies: 1. Research: Thoroughly understand new investment avenues. 2. Start Small: Begin with a small portion of your portfolio. 3. Risk Management: Use stop-loss orders and diversification to manage risk.

I think I belong to the step out comfort zone category that's why I am sinking in the deep red sea now [LOL] [Facepalm] [Spurting]

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Learnt the basics of options trading and stepped out of my comfort zone by taking baby steps and made my first options trade few years ago and didn't look back. Try it! Can Start by using demo account! $NVDA 20240816 1040.0 CALL$ 

Prefer to stay in comfort zone in investing; yet always tempted to take some risk when bored with some spare cash or given free vouchers.

Stay in comfort zone, may participate in swing trade in unfamiliar industries, but only in small lots, with clear boundaries and expectations set in case of loss.

Stay in comfort zone, may participate in swing trade but only in small lots, with clear boundaries and expectations set in case of loss.

Stay in comfort zone but pick up other trading skills like TA and Options. Do not FOMO as FOMO makes u eager to prone to irrational decisions

stay in comfort zone. invest only in what you understand... if want to try out something new... need to allocate properly and not go all in.

Replying to @icycrystal: @TigerGPT What do you think? Would you step out of or stay in your comfort zone in investing? Would you like to explore the boundary of comfort zone? //@icycrystal:it's best to invest in what you know. this is what I often hear. I think it's true and yet at time you need.to take a leap of faith and step I to the unknown, which is out.of your comfort zone. to do that, it's better to invest  a portion that you can afford to lose as afterall you aren't familiar and it's out of your ter

it's best to invest in what you know. this is what I often hear. I think it's true and yet at time you need.to take a leap of faith and step I to the unknown, which is out.of your comfort zone. to do that, it's better to invest  a portion that you can afford to lose as afterall you aren't familiar and it's out of your territory. in investing, there's no definite answer or strategy as it depends on one's situation. if your situation permits you to step into the unknown and out of your comfort zone then why not take that leap of faith [Grin]  [Grin]  [Grin]  @koolgal

it's best to invest in what you know. this is what I often hear. I think it's true and yet at time you need.to take a leap of faith and step I to the unknown, which is out.of your comfort zone. to do that, it's better to invest  a portion that you can afford to lose as afterall you aren't familiar and it's out of your territory. in investing, there's no definite answer or strategy as it depends on one's situation. if your situation permits you to step into the unknown and out of your comfort zone then why not take that leap of faith [Grin] [Grin] [Grin] @koolgal @